
Kyren Wilson won his 12th ranking title, defeating John Higgins 10-8 in the International Championship final in China after Higgins led 5-4 at the afternoon session interval.
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Kyren Wilson won the Northern Ireland Open two weeks prior to this final. John Higgins was attempting to become snooker's oldest ranking event winner at age 51.
Kyren Wilson claimed the 12th ranking title of his career by beating John Higgins 10-8 in a hard-fought International Championship final in China.
The 51-year-old Higgins, who was aiming to become snooker's oldest ranking event winner, took a 2-1 lead with a 141 break in the third frame.
Wilson, coming off winning the Northern Ireland Open two weeks ago, knocked in a 94 as he moved 4-3 up but four-time world champion Higgins made runs of 71 and 75 to lead 5-4 after the afternoon session.
The pair shared the opening four frames of the evening session before Wilson took three frames in a row with breaks of 80, 52 and 101 to take a 9-7 lead.

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